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Wobblewok Vs. Yveltal

Yveltal is remarkably good at killing, but how does it get past Wobblewok's Regenerationn?

Low-Godly: The ability to regenerate from the complete physical destruction of your body, instead restoring it from your disembodied consciousness, whether that be your soul, mind, or something else.

Also, it has a few abilities that aren't exactly easy to beat:

  • Change: The color of Wobblewok's eyes changes, switching up its immunities. When Wobblewok's eyes are blue, it can only be harmed by physical attacks. When Wobblewok's eyes are red, it can only be harmed by spirit attacks. Any other attacks will harmlessly pass through it.
  • Awful Breath: Even Wobblewok's breath is deadly. Any foe it breathes on will suffer any of a multitude of harmful effects. This can vary from dropping one of an opponent's stats (strength, speed, defense, or spirit) down to nearly nothing, causing an opponent to stop moving, causing an opponent to attack itself and its allies instead of Wobblewok, etc.
  • Pitch Bomber: Wobblewok retreats into its cauldron, becoming temporarily invulnerable. Soon, it bursts back out before flinging a massive, incredibly damaging ball of dark energy at its foes.
Does Yveltal have anything that counts as a Spiritual attack?

What about the status ailments it can inflict? Which ones can it afflict?

It also has Unknown Durability, & Planet Level minimum AP & all this:

Stamina: Immense (Fought against an entire army of Yo-kai, causing countless casualties)

Range: Multi-Universal via aura

Intelligence: Unknown, appears rather mindless

So it outranges (Not sure if in a useful way.), & I'm not sure how Yveltal's unjustified Very High Stamina matches up. Yveltal does have (Justification lacking.) High Intelligence to Wobblewok's Unknown/Mindless.

How does Yveltal's Power Nullification work? Could it Petrify Wobblewok? What about its Life Draining?

Also, Yveltal will not like Thunder Crash.

For now, I'm wondering how their elemental matchup systems... match up, & if Yveltal can make use of its Power Nullification &/or Petrification. Foul Play could help it attack, among other things.

But if Wobblewok's Low-Godly Regenerationn is Combat Applicable, Yveltal either needs to get past that, or find an alternative way of winning.
 
WeeklyBattles said:
Death manip bypasses rege
It does? I hadn't seen that detailed on the profile. What's the basis, if you'll forgive my asking? And doesn't Yveltal cause Death through life draining? Would that get past Low-Godly? And aren't Yokais spirits of a sort?
 
It bypasses regen as there's no damage to regenerate from, death is death. The same would go for life force absorption yes, that would bypass Regenerationn as well.

All ghost-type pokemon can be classified as spirits and it works on them just fine
 
WeeklyBattles said:
It bypasses regen as there's no damage to regenerate from, death is death. The same would go for life force absorption yes, that would bypass Regenerationn as well.
All ghost-type pokemon can be classified as spirits and it works on them just fine
Seems reasonable, but I'm wondering now what Wobblewok's Low-Godly Regenerationn is based on, as Low-Godly means coming back from "your disembodied consciousness, whether that be your soul, mind, or something else.".

If Yveltal's DM doesn't get rid of what Wobblewok comes back from, it lives.

If not, then.... Well, isn't DM Yveltal's opening move? If so, it kills very quickly, maybe with some delay, given Wobblewok's army-outlasting stamina.
 
So, Wobblewok has no way of dealing with LolSpread?

In that case, I'm inclined to say bacon stomps.
 
Well, I suppose there might be the question of whether Yveltal's DM is Physical or Spiritual, as Wobblewok is immune to one or the other, based on its eye colour, which it can switch.
 
Imaginym said:
Well, I suppose there might be the question of whether Yveltal's DM is Physical or Spiritual, as Wobblewok is immune to one or the other, based on its eye colour, which it can switch.
Pokemon games now are well-known for having "ordinary attacks" classified into physical attacks and special attacks. Y bird should be no stranger to that. (Wobbuffet can reflect physical attacks, special attacks or even status effect induced atacks depending on the move it pulls.)

But Y bird's death manipulation should simply be beyond that (since its death manip is like "if it dies everyone dies with itself" thing rather than normal moves like "Y bird uses Destiny Bond") i.e. the wok cannot escape from that unless it can shut down that death manip ability before it incapacitated the bird.
 
Imaginym said:
Well, I suppose there might be the question of whether Yveltal's DM is Physical or Spiritual, as Wobblewok is immune to one or the other, based on its eye colour, which it can switch.
Considering birb's ability to affect both physical, spiritual, and potentially even undead targets, all at the same time, I'd be willing to say both.
 
I'm not completely sure if Yveltal stomps Wobblewok, I don't think Death Manipulation works on those with Low-Godly Regenerationn because they can replace their dead body with a new one, and I also don't think it works on a spirit. Also Wobblewok was able to take on entire armies of Yo-Kai and the entire players team after they faced McKraken and the other bosses in the Infinite Inferno while barely even awake. Also Wobblewok's stats are higher than Yveltal's, as his HP, ATK, DEF and even SPD are superior to Yveltal's. Also DEF weakens Yveltal's Death Manipulation.
 
Um, Weekly. Pretty sure that's not how it works. Death Manipulation has to show it works on that level of Regenerationn to work. Especially at Godly levels, unless you have feats of Yveltal killing souls that you'd like to show me.
 
True. But "The ability to regenerate from the complete physical destruction of your body, instead restoring it from your disembodied consciousness, whether that be your soul, mind, some other nonphysical aspect of yourself, esoteric or metaphysical energy, or something else.". You are not explains how Death Manipulation can stop Wobblewok's consciousness from creating a new body after Yveltal destroys his first.
 
There are multiple pokemon, mostly ghost types, that are disembodied souls or the souls of humans that have possessed objects and Yveltal kills them all the same
 
There. That proves it can beat Low-Godly. Death Manipulation does not beat Regenerationn because "lol dead is dead". If that were true, Voldemort would be killing SMT characters.
 
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